
Short Arm Cast
For wrist, forearm and hand fractures. Generated from the patient's scan for reliable support and all-day comfort.
Orthopedic technology
Gero is a technology platform for personalized orthopedics. A tablet scan goes in; an automatically designed, 3D-printed cast comes out, fitted to one patient.
scan · print · heal

Automatic cast design, from scan to print-ready model
Scan accuracy with the Gero app
Clinic workflow, scan to order
Patient treatments on the Gero platform
The Gero platform
Four layers built in-house turn a clinic visit into a manufactured, patient-specific medical device, with no plaster room and no specialist skills.
An iPad app with a structured-light sensor captures the limb in under two minutes, accurate to 1 mm. The clinician enters patient details, picks the cast type and orders in the same visit.
Computer vision finds 21 anatomical keypoints, builds a hand skeleton and extracts the limb's contours. A parametric model then fits the cast to the patient and applies the chosen pattern.
A serverless backend runs orders, clinics, payments and patient notifications. An admin console gives the team full control of the catalogue, orders and support.
Print-ready files go to certified additive-manufacturing partners. Casts are printed, finished and shipped to the clinic within 3 days.

From scan to model
The clinician scans, reviews the 3D model on screen and taps Done. The design engine takes it from there: the cast is generated, checked and sent to print automatically.
See it in a clinic
Filmed with Schneider Children's Medical Center: follow 9-year-old Amy from her first visit to cast removal, and see what changes for the patient and the clinic team.
Made by additive manufacturing
Every Gero cast is printed layer by layer from a file our software generated for one patient. Drag the handle to see a cast straight out of the printer, and the finished product.
Industrial powder-bed printing makes the open rhombus lattice possible: strong where the fracture needs support, open everywhere else for air and water.

Products
Personalized casts designed from each patient's scan, and a temporary splint for the first visit. Every cast comes in the pattern and colour the patient chooses.

For wrist, forearm and hand fractures. Generated from the patient's scan for reliable support and all-day comfort.
For thumb and scaphoid fractures. Immobilizes the thumb with the same open, lightweight lattice.

For De Quervain's tenosynovitis and radial-side wrist conditions. Supports the thumb base while leaving the fingers free.

Off-the-shelf volar wrist splint for the first visit, while swelling goes down. Three sizes, applied in under five minutes, waterproof and ventilated.

In the clinic
The clinic receives an iPad with the Gero app installed. After a short training session, staff scan patients and order casts on their own.
The patient's limb is scanned with the Gero app. A ONE Splint goes on for the first days.
Choose the cast type, pattern and colour, and preview the result in the app.
The design engine generates the cast and it's 3D printed by our production network.
The cast arrives within 3 days and replaces the splint in seconds. Removal needs no saw.
The Gero advantage
About 60 g, against almost 2 kg for a traditional plaster cast.
Patients can shower, swim and even dive in the sea.
Open, ventilated structure that keeps skin healthy and is easy to clean.
Built from a 3D scan of the patient's own limb, for comfort through healing.
Thin and light, so patients stay active in daily life.
No plaster, no water basins. The casting area stays clean.
Scan, customize and order from one app. A two-minute workflow.
Patients choose the pattern and colour of their own cast.
Quality and regulation
Quality management system for medical devices, certified by the Standards Institution of Israel (certificate 1123048).
The ONE Splint is registered with the Medical Devices Division (AMAR).
The ONE Splint is listed with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in three sizes.
Proprietary scanning, fitting and cast-generation technology.
What physicians say
Gero3D technology has delivered exceptional results in our fracture and post-surgery treatments, offering custom-fit comfort that surpasses traditional options. The positive recovery outcomes reflect the patient-centric design and effectiveness of Gero3D's products.
Prof. Mark EidelmanDirector, Pediatric Orthopedics UnitGero3D's personalized casts have significantly enhanced our patients' recovery experience, especially for young patients facing typical challenges. The ability to tailor each cast has improved comfort and healing consistency, showcasing the benefits of individualized care.
Using Gero3D's technology, I've observed excellent stabilization and patient comfort in post-surgical care. After breaking my own hand, I experienced firsthand the lightweight, breathable design, which provided convenience and effective healing with minimal restrictions.
What patients say
When I broke my left hand, I was worried about dealing with an itchy, bulky cast. But Gero3D's cast was so comfortable, I didn't feel any itching at all! I even went swimming in the sea.
Thanks to your cast, I was able to go on the family vacation that was planned in advance. The cast allowed me to travel, swim, and do everything!
It was very comfortable, and the pain stopped. I rate my recovery experience 5/5 and highly recommend it to anyone who wants to heal with maximum comfort.


Team
More than 10 years in 3D printing and the founder of three companies in the field, focused on bringing technology and medical wearables together.
Software and data-science engineer who has founded three startups and led multidisciplinary R&D teams.
Director of the orthopedic unit at Rambam. AO member and instructor in fracture-treatment courses, specializing in complex fractures of the upper and lower limbs.
Let's collaborate
Whether you're an orthopedic clinic, a distributor or a partner exploring 3D-printed orthoses, we'd like to hear from you.